i have distinct memories from the day it dropped, i was sitting in homeroom and everyone was shook about it you either had it or you were downloading it as we sat there
Samridh Singh it depends I use a iPhone XS and I use a s10+ and android 10 and the new user interface is actually really good and honestly make it to where it doesn’t matter what you use in 2020.
As an iOS engineer working on apps well throughout that era, you’re forgetting a key issue with iOS 7. The radical UI/UX changes in such a short time made developing apps for iOS hell. Often apps had to maintain compatibility with both design languages, UIKit was extraordinarily buggy, and app experiences just felt very unpolished and broken, especially from Apple’s own apps. It wasn’t until iOS 10 that things SLOWLY began to take shape into the level of cohesion and polish that we’re only just now starting to have again with iOS 14.
That’s interesting and sounds difficult a lot of the apps when they were redone tended to be a lot buggier as well and some of them only got surface level overhauls clearly meant to be redone later like Game Center
iOS 7 had a huge effect on everything. After it came out so many companies followed the design language. Many logos, software UI, even something like CNN's graphics went from the glossy look to flat transparent design.
E-P shut up. Just because one kid is born in one time of year it does not mean they haven’t experienced IOS 6 - 3. Heck, I even owned an iPad 1 and the first iPad mini “Go to Fortnite” Stop assuming kids hobbies as there are many different ones. And as a matter of fact, I grew up to know Windows 7 and Vista.
E-P I play mostly games from before 2010, I only play Fortnite sometimes with friends and stuff, never really got into the game. I mostly play old Nintendo games, RPGs (specially the Fallout series), and Titanfall2
@E-P Go ahead and offend youngsters like us, some of us still grew up with old iPhones and brickphones, as well as Windows XP, go ahead and call us all Fortnite players even though a lot of us terribly hate it. Do so. Age is just a number, nobody cares, that's how he grew up. Go find a way to learn to accept us no matter the cause.
Dracogame UI and UX aren't the same thing. That's a false equivalence. iOS 6 looking like it's predecessors has nothing to do with its function, just as iOS 14 is very similar-looking but massively more usable than iOS 7.
@@Ranger1812 No man, iOS 6 wasn't just similar looking to iOS 5. I clearly remember that time. iOS4 was fire. iOS5 was kind of a let down. iOS6 was when the hype kinda died. Then they showed iOS7. On top of that, iOS7 shares some design philosophy with iOS14, but between the two a lot has changed. Buttons, fonts, design language... It's completely different.
There are far too many animals in shelters, many kill shelters, some gas chamber shelters, to justify breeding/buying from breeders. They're not property to be bought/sold. Adopt. They'll show you how full of love life is. Save their life, and they'll save yours.
Kylo Ren Other animals don't belong in the entertainment industry. Not only is it extremely stressful for them, and wild animals are abused until they submit to human will, but how dare you deprive them of their life.
Yeah many thought the user interface looked like a Fischer-Price (baby toy company) reject and amount of white space was an eyesore. It is kind of insulting that Apple waited so long to add Dark Mode in iOS 13, when it has been continuously the most requested feature since iOS 7.
Idk about everyone else, but I HATED the old iOS (I don't hate it anymore, I actually kinda like it, but that might just be nostalgia talking). I thought it was hard on the eyes. So when iOS 7 dropped and I saw the new design, I was freaking out. It looked so cool and sophisticated.
I disagree. The new app is great to use. Back when they first switched, I didn't quite understand, but now it works well. With Android being so prominent, it wouldn't make sense for Apple to have a Google product built into their OS anymore.
Here’s the crap: When Apple doesn’t change anything: “OMG, we need to change things up!” When Apple change stuff: “Omg!!! Why did they need to change? Everything was fine before!”
Finn Tran That’s called industrial pawnage and it’s a marketing tactic to force persuade the masses to buy unneeded/crippled/dysfunctional stuff that would increase someone’s market share.
Konrad Figura I believe that raises the perennial question of how much software and hardware influence each other. Do we have the iPhones we have today because of the changes to the iOS generations ago? If Ives hadn’t departed from the skeuomorphic design, how would our iPhones look different?
I agree. It went perfectly hand in hand with my 4S. Now my 5S on the other hand wouldn't have flowed very well with iOS 6. I remember seeing people with iPhone 5's on iOS 6 when they first came out. I remember thinking it just didn't look right. I find the minimalistic interface much easier to use as well.
No. Actually people want change so bad, they'll vote for change, simply for the sake of change, even if it's change for the worse. Democratic elections are a prime example.
I remember when my dad updated his iPhone from iOS 6 to 7. He hated the update. He would complain about the design all the time. When I saw it at the time, I thought it was awesome. To me, it was a much-needed modern refresh and made the system feel much more premium and new and was the future of design. I was really disappointed when I found out my iPod 4 couldn't update to it :(
Personally I've grown quite fond of the operating system even with the flat design. The colors and translucency effect are awesome and look much more modern.
I don't now and never have liked the flat design, I've just kind of grown to accept it as "the modern look". It would have been nice if Apple had at least allowed you to choose what it looked like.
I didn't use an iPhone until iOS 11, because I am a hardcore android user. But the iOS 7 change was the best thing at that time, the UI look great and fresh and modern. In short, don't stuck in one place.
this is the thing i don't wanna talk man, Android(stock) update vs iOS update. on Android you get 2 or 3 major update, and a lot of big change every major update. on iOS you get 5 years, but small update every year. both are great the way they are, I use both, but i would like iOS to be more customizable
I'd say they tried copy each other, which is a good thing for market and users. I use android P and still happy with the 3 navigation buttons. some small features like automatically get the verification code from messaging from Android O just came to iOS 12.. etc. Overall, i'm happy with both, I use iPhone for my personal stuff, and Android for work and take photos
I remember not really liking the design when it first came out, but as with all things, I quickly got used to it. It is surprising how old the skeuomorphic designs feel now. They’re like a relic of the past.
Part of me feels like he's just churning out so many of these videos he doesn't double-check or even fact check some of these details. I donno, with how many of these videos he's making I just wish he'd invest in a decent microphone rather than whatever I'm hearing or rather how poorly it's always recorded. Literally no other big tech content creator or company history reviewer is this bad. Bright Sun Films and Cold Fusion do it well and even Company Man with his unsure naisally sounding voice records properly. It just sounds like he's using the bare minimum with reflects in oversights like getting the whole program wrong despite seeing the interface clearly.
Material Design is so clean and elegant tho, I mean i was psyched ASF to download iOS7 onto my iPhone 4 in 8th grade like anyone else, but looking back its very ugly and tacky looking, also it was glitchy AS HELL
But Android you have thr freedom of use and it's less costly, Ios 7 is the same as android so why have an iphone ? High cost, no freedom, complex and full of crap since ios 7, so many people switch to android these days. In conclusion you can't tell the difference between Ios and Android since ios7 came out. And it was a mess particulary the stock music app who got broken with missing features, horrible controle of music.
I was in 8th grade sitting in history class when iOS7 came out. Everyone was like “omg omg we need to upgrade right now”. Everyone had their iPhone out upgrading. It was SO slow to download and took forever because apple’s server’s were overwhelmed. I was the first to have it done on my good ol’ white iPhone 4S. I was fascinated. Loved it too actually, but will always miss the classic iOS & Mac OSX aesthetic. But really, Apple has come so far with software it’s crazy.
I agree. iOS 12 is awesome. 13 is going to be a big redesign, and I personally hope there’s some skeuomorphic design, but still in a clean and modern way.
My first apple device (it was actually my dad’s) was an iPhone 5S. My dad got it in mid 2014 and it was running iOS 7. I don’t really remember using iOS 7 on it but I remember using iOS 8
I’ll never forget how awesome it was to experience such radical change on my iPhone when I updated to iOS 7. It was like waking up on Christmas morning as a kid. But I had a few friends who really hated the change.
ShepardPower i really dislike the old design. i think it looks so much slicker and softer looking. it was quite neat but i honestly like the newer redesign much brtter
_fantomz funny thing is Apple Maps is amazing now. As someone who drives Uber and Lyft, between Google Maps, Waze, & Apple Maps. Apple Maps has been the most reliable for me now since they fixed all of the issues with it now.
I remember when iOS 7 came out because it was the main reason I started my switch to iOS. I remember actually buying my first iPad mini (followed relatively shortly after by an iPhone 5) and subscribing immediately for a developer account so that I could run iOS 7 beta. iOS 6 “multitasking” is the reason why I had no desire to switch from Blackberry to iOS earlier.
There is nothing futuristic or advanced about a flat pastel basic coloring book colored icons and buttonless interface that still has button “areas” with basic text instead. If anything it’s going backwards or regressing.
Michael but the early 2010 people knew the iPhones of the late 2000s being the 3G/2G and it was kinda expected apart from the retina display which back in 2010 I spent a whole day on in the Apple shop binge watching the old TH-cam app on iOS 4 📺 because I was so impressed with that iPhone than the previous 3 iPhones which felt tacky.
I feel like this minimalism design is getting old too. On all OSs, not just in iOS. I think a more 3D design would be nicer, but not as realistic as iOS 6
At the beginning, I think I remember hating on logos that were increasingly looking stupidly unrealistic. But nowadays I like the simplistic UI we have today. I think it's more tidy, to be honest. Makes things easy to identify on screen. Although, for example, W10 was too extreme for my taste, everything being a still color and such.
I remember being in 9th grade when ios 7 came out, literally my whole class of 66 people had iphones, mostly iphone 4S`s, everyone updated at school when iOS 7 got released. And immediately after updating everyone was like "what is this shit? Its buggy, slow, and i dont recognize anything of whats on my home screen" lol. First iOS 7 software was a fuckin mess when it comes to bugs... I loved the design right away, but damn it was buggy...
I remember buying my first "real" phone ever in 2014, and it was an iPhone 4s that happened to have IOS7 installed. As an 11 year old at the time, I was fascinated by the design of it, I loved how clean and modern it looked!
I remember I had an iPhone 4s at that time. My home wifi was turtle slow and I had to download iOS 7 the whole night. I was so excited that I didn't even sleep.
i remember downloading the beta version of ios7 for ipod touch and installing it through itunes in the summer before it was officially released because i was so excited to have it
@@mandygeo8257 They can't afford to. It's only a matter of time before a company figures out a practical way to get rid of notches. As soon as that happens, Apple will have to jump on the bandwagon.
Nikko M Where is the soul? It looks empty, and boring. With the old design, you could tell they put effort into the os. Now, I could wipe up a minimalist logo in 5 minutes, and the mindless CEO's will think it's golden, regardless if there's any meaning in the design
They're much more memorable, less tacky and more straightforward right now. I like how an icon would represent the whole theme of an app, e.g. Facebook having a blue icon with a white 'f' then having the blue ribbon up top with white spaces. It's just much more uniform and clean, whilst being memorable enough to not be confusing.
I was in middle school so it made it suck even more. Everyone at my school had iphones. I was not allowed to have a phone at 13 so all i had was an ipod
Skeuomorphism wasnt removed, it was reduced. The apps themselves were no longer skeuomorphic, but the icons used for actions and apps still remained as skeuomorphs. For example, the camera app went from a more realistic icon of a camera, to a less realistic one. It didnt become less skeuomorphic, it doesnt represent a camera any less, but it was less detailed. It was only skeuomorphic where necessary, where it actually helped make the UI more usable. I think UI on older operating systems, while visually pretty, was actually pretty bad for productivity, especially for multitasking. Modern UI has its only beauty, from its functionality.
@Reed Hummel But it has the iPod app, and the pre-iOS 4.2.1 Voice Memos icon. I would understand if you were referring to 6:25 (which if you look closely at the Maps icon, is Apple Maps which is exclusive to iOS 6 and not before which had the water droplets picture as the default) but the original comment wasn’t
I feel like Apple products had more personality back then. My 2009 MacBook I'm using right now to type this still looks great to me, almost 10 years later. It's aged decently. I've upgraded it to 8GB of ram, now it just needs an SSD. The old Core 2 Duo processor is a bit lacking though. I'm debating getting a new touch bar 13" MacBook Pro. The configuration I want is 2,200 USD. I'm not really sure if I want to spend that much. Might have to take a test drive on the normal MacBooks and the Air at a Best Buy or Apple Store before settling on a Pro. Not sure if I really need the Pro's power. I'm not good at knowing what specs are really that good for Mac, since I'm mainly a PC guy. So the low clock speeds on the Air and normal MacBooks just sounds bad to me. But macOS is very optimized.
The 2010s will be known as the decade when UI/UX design went downhill massively. I hope the 2020s will be known that UI/UX design is recovering somewhat.
When iOS 7 came out everyone in class was plugging in their phones and updating (a couple with dead phones had their phone unplugged mid update, yikes) but I was the only one in class with a 3GS and I was wondering why I couldn’t update.
You kind of left out an important reason of the controversy. This was the iOS version that practically made unusable all iOS devices with less than 1Gb of RAM. By pushing it to all users with those devices Apple actually set the precedent of planned obsolescence in it's modern era.
Ili Free Well thats tru tho. But it runs not so bad that the phone is *almost* unusable but surprisingly it can support iOS 7 for the iphone 4. It can support but the experience is not so good coz rn I use my iphone 4s as ipod touch soooo yeah
everyone in my highschool was going crazy when the update dropped, most people had iphones but for some reason it wasnt available to update for everyone at once, and once you got the parrallax and dots for your service bars you were officially a little cooler than basic apple users lmao..
As a huge iOS 7 fan, something important was left out here: the bugs. I have used all iOS versions from iPhone OS 2.0 on, and never before had an iOS release been so prone to bugs and glitches. They ironed most out by iOS 8, but since iOS 7, multiple iOS launches have been plagued by bugs. I think iOS has much better graphic design and functionality than it did in the pre-7 days, but that camp has a strong argument in stability.
IOS 7 was that 80s neon pop culture dialed up to the max as seen in Back to the Future II’s 2015. It was high tech, extremely well thought out yet extremely colorful and playful AND minimalist. An unheard of and unlikely combination of characteristics. We’ve not seen that combination anywhere else. It was genius.
4:45 is incorrect. UI design of BOTH OS X (now macOS) and iOS were given to Ive, but the actual software development and coding is led by Craig Federighi
Honestly you'd be surprised at how smooth and magical the design is when you use it for many years. I have many devices around that are on iOS 6 and they are buttery smooth on it. There's so many little things that you really appreciate that you wouldn't expect to and they make the OS overall so much better. iOS 6 overall was an operating system with it's main goals focusing on being functional, easy to understand for everyone of all ages, and just what you need in a smartphone. A small thing in iOS 6 that is not present in 7 and up is that the Phone app runs in the background all the time. As soon as you tap the app icon, it's ready to go, where in newer versions, you will be waiting a few seconds for it to launch. This makes perfect sense being that it is a phone and the most important thing in a phone, is the phone. I get frustrated at iOS 12 everyday from it's highly unintuitive lockscreen/notification center combination. Slide to Unlock is a lot more intuitive than spamming your home button multiple times for it to unlock given that you don't use TouchID. Another thing that really drives me crazy is when I try to scroll in the lockscreen and a notification randomly swipes over when you'd expect the page to scroll like you wanted. I've also experienced this same issue when trying to open the camera from the lockscreen, where I would open a notification instead of the Camera like I wanted it to do. In iOS 6, notifications didn't do anything unless you touched the icon paired with it, then the slide to open rail would appear. Scrolling is never an issue on the lockscreen and the gesture to open the Camera doesn't have any relation to the notifications, so it will open the Camera every time you slide it. This is a big example as to why you can not mash multiple things into one container. You must separate them or else they will conflict with each other, making things much more difficult. Frankly I don't see how this behavior in iOS 12 is considered "smart." I will admit that there are some things that definitely needed to be changed in iOS 6, but given how minor these things are compared to the giant list of inconveniences in iOS 12, 6 crushes it. I could write a huge essay as to why iOS 6 is superior in user experience and intelligence over iOS 12, but I will keep things brief here.
ThunderMasterMind I’ve actually used iOS 6 for 4 years and I agree with you, but we can’t go back. There’re so many features that iOS 6 doesn’t have. Just yesterday my iPhone 5 on iOS 6 arrived and Ai am happy with it, but iOS 12 is a much smarter OS. Sometimes things have to change, if we like it or not...
I remember my cousin’s mom was driving me home from school the day ios 7 released and she spent the entire time complaining about ios 7 and even called apple to try and get her phone changed back to ios 6
Imo iOS7 was very slick (though I never used Apple Maps, I stuck to Google Maps) and I liked the new UI. The only thing I didn't like about iOS7 was replacing the single bar with the 5 dots. I prefer signal bars. Now iOS12 I really do love especially for my iPad Air 2 since I can have more than just 4 icon shortcuts on the bar. Something I've been wanting since the very first iPad. After all, the iPads bigger screen size just screamed "I can fit more" but nothing was done until now.
I remember coming home from middle school to update my iPad from iOS6 to iOS7 so excited....
time flies.
Bryant iOS13 is upon us brother
i have distinct memories from the day it dropped, i was sitting in homeroom and everyone was shook about it you either had it or you were downloading it as we sat there
omg same!!!
same!!!!!
Bryant same. I remember finally getting a good connection to the school wifi in my study hall to update, I’d been counting down days.
iOS 7 haters: *moves to android*
Android: *creates flat Material design*
Even Google know what good design is.
MD is not really flat!
"Material design" is a farce.
@@ezshroom nnnnnnope, they SO, SO do not.
Samridh Singh it depends I use a iPhone XS and I use a s10+ and android 10 and the new user interface is actually really good and honestly make it to where it doesn’t matter what you use in 2020.
iOS 7 broke my schools WiFi because everyone was downloading it.
Lol
Lol
Lol
@@jahysoh96 bro you down atrocious
That one kid: *cries in 3GS*
Personally I think ios7 came right before the big minimalism trend and people disliked it because Apple was a little ahead of its time.
More like this minimalism trend is inspired by iOs7. Other companies like to copy Apple.
Windows 8 - 2012
But people HATED Windows 8 :D
It's always been Apple being inspired by some small concept then it blows up and everybody else replicates it.
Ahem
Windows Phone.
the old system to me now looking at it looks sooo tacky and cheap
Ik it looks terrible 3d stuff just looks weird and material design is so clean and way better looking
Same. It looked good for its day... but so did bell bottom jeans but we learned form those mistakes 😂
I loved it when it came out
i think it looks cool
Both seem OK, but personally I like minimalistic stuff better
As an iOS engineer working on apps well throughout that era, you’re forgetting a key issue with iOS 7. The radical UI/UX changes in such a short time made developing apps for iOS hell. Often apps had to maintain compatibility with both design languages, UIKit was extraordinarily buggy, and app experiences just felt very unpolished and broken, especially from Apple’s own apps. It wasn’t until iOS 10 that things SLOWLY began to take shape into the level of cohesion and polish that we’re only just now starting to have again with iOS 14.
Agreed ios 7 was very buggy and apps just crash for no reason especially games.
idk what you're talkin bout
Yep. Minecraft began to crash since then, I guess
That’s interesting and sounds difficult a lot of the apps when they were redone tended to be a lot buggier as well and some of them only got surface level overhauls clearly meant to be redone later like Game Center
@@YDGFX😂
Remember the trolls saying that updating to iOS 7 made your phone waterproof? Yeah, wonder how many people fell for that one
Idiots would I'm still surprised most idiots fell for stupid things
iGPU Chip Gaming I mean there idiots for a reason
@@nobacktoyou7285 like I would think they would be smarter then that
@@nobacktoyou7285 if not I lost almost all Faith in humanity
Royal Puffy *they’re
iOS 7 had a huge effect on everything. After it came out so many companies followed the design language. Many logos, software UI, even something like CNN's graphics went from the glossy look to flat transparent design.
Jack McCallum everyone follows Apple. They deny it, but it’s true. Look at every phone now, they all look like the iPhone X design.
Bryan Burgos Amador Exactly, It’s pretty hilarious seeing all the deniers 😃
@@etizoman2403 Ikr, there are even people still denying that companies are jumping on the "no-headphone jack" train, and the notch train...
@@tlf361 Don't even get me started on the notch, Every single Ad I see for all these new android phones.... They all have notches now lmao
@@theguy9150 well there is only Samsung among a few other companies which still didn't adopt the no-hpj + notch trend. And that's why I love them
iOS 7 came out when I was 8, so when I updated my Mom’s iPhone I was confused and scared why the icons changed 😂
Omgg same haha my mom was angry for me because she think i broke something on her phone
Hello fellow cuber! 😀
@@bartekbartosik6029 why are our moms so dumb with that
i thought i broke my ipad when it first downloaded aha
same but i was 5 or 6
Everyone: IOS 7 is... Garbage
Me when I was 6 years old seeing IOS 7 on my mother’s iPhone 4s: This is the future
I can't stand skeuomorphism. It disgusts me that some elements are still using it (like even Amazon emails)
E-P shut up. Just because one kid is born in one time of year it does not mean they haven’t experienced IOS 6 - 3. Heck, I even owned an iPad 1 and the first iPad mini “Go to Fortnite” Stop assuming kids hobbies as there are many different ones. And as a matter of fact, I grew up to know Windows 7 and Vista.
E-P
I play mostly games from before 2010, I only play Fortnite sometimes with friends and stuff, never really got into the game.
I mostly play old Nintendo games, RPGs (specially the Fallout series), and Titanfall2
E-P
I was born in 2006, December 14th to be precise
@E-P Go ahead and offend youngsters like us, some of us still grew up with old iPhones and brickphones, as well as Windows XP, go ahead and call us all Fortnite players even though a lot of us terribly hate it. Do so. Age is just a number, nobody cares, that's how he grew up. Go find a way to learn to accept us no matter the cause.
“so let’s talk about ios 6” *ios 4 screenshot*
lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The fact that they are almost indistinguishable is the reason why iOS7 felt so refreshing. It wasn’t just Maps: iOS was developing slowly.
Dracogame UI and UX aren't the same thing. That's a false equivalence. iOS 6 looking like it's predecessors has nothing to do with its function, just as iOS 14 is very similar-looking but massively more usable than iOS 7.
@@Ranger1812 No man, iOS 6 wasn't just similar looking to iOS 5. I clearly remember that time. iOS4 was fire. iOS5 was kind of a let down. iOS6 was when the hype kinda died. Then they showed iOS7.
On top of that, iOS7 shares some design philosophy with iOS14, but between the two a lot has changed. Buttons, fonts, design language... It's completely different.
iOS 7 was the talk throughout my whole school when it came out. I remember it like yesterday. Time flies
Abraham i was so excited
If there is a redesign on iOS 13, then we will hear “iOS 12 is the best iOS.”
Kylo Ren wdym
The when iOS 19 comes out with a new design, people will say iOS 18 is the best iOS.
Same thing when iOS 272 comes out. People will be saying iOS 271 was the best. Smh
There are far too many animals in shelters, many kill shelters, some gas chamber shelters, to justify breeding/buying from breeders. They're not property to be bought/sold. Adopt. They'll show you how full of love life is. Save their life, and they'll save yours.
Kylo Ren Other animals don't belong in the entertainment industry. Not only is it extremely stressful for them, and wild animals are abused until they submit to human will, but how dare you deprive them of their life.
people hated iOS 7?
Dude I thought it was fucking beautiful at the time and I was an Android fanboy.
Antonio toni To 11 year old me it felt like the future.
Yeah many thought the user interface looked like a Fischer-Price (baby toy company) reject and amount of white space was an eyesore. It is kind of insulting that Apple waited so long to add Dark Mode in iOS 13, when it has been continuously the most requested feature since iOS 7.
Yeah. My favourite iOS!
Idk about everyone else, but I HATED the old iOS (I don't hate it anymore, I actually kinda like it, but that might just be nostalgia talking). I thought it was hard on the eyes. So when iOS 7 dropped and I saw the new design, I was freaking out. It looked so cool and sophisticated.
Nah nah nah, ios 1-6 or iOS 13 was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay prettier
iOS 6 on my iPod touch was like the most adorable thing ever. I loved how realistic it looked
I had the first iPad I loved the skeuomorphic design
Same!
same ❤❤❤, running it on my iphone 4 downgraded with pluvia
Yes!!! iTunes looked so good!!!
@@lvara2216oh it looked really nice on the iPad because the screen was so much bigger. It made more sense on the iPad for sure.
You need to do a video on the old TH-cam app that was built into iOS.
Tom Sawyer I would have to agree with you. I enjoyed the built in version better then the new app.
I disagree. The new app is great to use. Back when they first switched, I didn't quite understand, but now it works well. With Android being so prominent, it wouldn't make sense for Apple to have a Google product built into their OS anymore.
How? It doesn't work anymore.
@@Owen1904 wait, the one with the TV icon? like the one on ipad 1's?
Ben -the human yea it is
It's weird that I remember the day iOS 7 came out 😂 everyone was talking about it
I was taking a shit while I was updating it.
@@alexandar3651 nice
I was in High School. Heard about it but didn’t have an iPhone lol
I was sitting on my highschool library wifi downloading it after school.
I remember first using it. It was so colorful and cool.
I remember playing on my uncle's iPad 2 everday, going through iOS 5 and iOS 6. It updated to iOS 7 and I was so shocked and confused that morning.
My god
Here’s the crap:
When Apple doesn’t change anything: “OMG, we need to change things up!”
When Apple change stuff: “Omg!!! Why did they need to change? Everything was fine before!”
Like Gamers.
Finn Tran because the changes are always awful changes
The famous line... “No one asked for that”
Finn Tran That’s called industrial pawnage and it’s a marketing tactic to force persuade the masses to buy unneeded/crippled/dysfunctional stuff that would increase someone’s market share.
Hayden’s Mobile games gameplay nope
I like the skeuomorphic design on iPhone 4S, but I don't really think that it would look very nice on something like iPhone XS, or even iPhone 6.
Konrad Figura I believe that raises the perennial question of how much software and hardware influence each other. Do we have the iPhones we have today because of the changes to the iOS generations ago? If Ives hadn’t departed from the skeuomorphic design, how would our iPhones look different?
Duh because you are used to 😒
@@sebastianperez907maybe. But I believe that iOS 7 or higher look... Meh on iPhones older than 5S
I agree. It went perfectly hand in hand with my 4S. Now my 5S on the other hand wouldn't have flowed very well with iOS 6. I remember seeing people with iPhone 5's on iOS 6 when they first came out. I remember thinking it just didn't look right. I find the minimalistic interface much easier to use as well.
Konrad Figura so true
At the time I was like: Oh look, iOS isn't ugly anymore
Me too
Excuse me what the fuck
It needed to upgrade, but it was a big hit of a change, they maybe could’ve toned down the skew morphism and the go to iOS 7
I wasn’t there oof
😅🤣
I had no idea there was such a negative reaction to IOS 7. I personally loved it lmao
I didn't know anyone who disliked it and for me it was the first time iOS looked good
Yeah same
it made phones allot slower
I had no idea why people liked iOS 7. Now I see it pairs better with hardware.
Nathan Naiker same. Everyone at my school loved it too!
Any change is controversial. People hate change.
No. Actually people want change so bad, they'll vote for change, simply for the sake of change, even if it's change for the worse. Democratic elections are a prime example.
@M-2 Hydra Like when i paid for iPhoto on iOS, and then Apple killed it shortly after
Michael what does politics have to do with a phone?
a great man(ValeforXD) once said "I DON'T LIKE CHAAANGE!!!"
Finlay Mitchell People hate change when they were content with how it was before and that‘s justifiable.
I remember when my dad updated his iPhone from iOS 6 to 7. He hated the update. He would complain about the design all the time. When I saw it at the time, I thought it was awesome. To me, it was a much-needed modern refresh and made the system feel much more premium and new and was the future of design. I was really disappointed when I found out my iPod 4 couldn't update to it :(
Don't be. Your iPod 4 is a blessing. iOS 6 is amazing, and I am glad of that.
The metallic look was nice. Like the Siri logo with the mic was such a good look. And the dialogue interface with Siri was so good.
You can hack it
Personally I've grown quite fond of the operating system even with the flat design. The colors and translucency effect are awesome and look much more modern.
Matthew Lemmers I agree.
The old look looks really outdated
I don't now and never have liked the flat design, I've just kind of grown to accept it as "the modern look". It would have been nice if Apple had at least allowed you to choose what it looked like.
Apple's gone more for a non-flat, gradient design
You can thank Windows Phone for it's influence over iOS and Android. RIP.
I didn't use an iPhone until iOS 11, because I am a hardcore android user.
But the iOS 7 change was the best thing at that time, the UI look great and fresh and modern.
In short, don't stuck in one place.
I love the new ui
it's great, i love it too
It is epic but we need another update it it
this is the thing i don't wanna talk man, Android(stock) update vs iOS update.
on Android you get 2 or 3 major update, and a lot of big change every major update.
on iOS you get 5 years, but small update every year.
both are great the way they are, I use both, but i would like iOS to be more customizable
I'd say they tried copy each other, which is a good thing for market and users. I use android P and still happy with the 3 navigation buttons. some small features like automatically get the verification code from messaging from Android O just came to iOS 12.. etc.
Overall, i'm happy with both, I use iPhone for my personal stuff, and Android for work and take photos
I remember not really liking the design when it first came out, but as with all things, I quickly got used to it. It is surprising how old the skeuomorphic designs feel now. They’re like a relic of the past.
8:45 actually it was recreated in Microsoft Word!!!
You can even see the damn UI in the screenshot
Emanuel Romano oh
Part of me feels like he's just churning out so many of these videos he doesn't double-check or even fact check some of these details.
I donno, with how many of these videos he's making I just wish he'd invest in a decent microphone rather than whatever I'm hearing or rather how poorly it's always recorded. Literally no other big tech content creator or company history reviewer is this bad. Bright Sun Films and Cold Fusion do it well and even Company Man with his unsure naisally sounding voice records properly. It just sounds like he's using the bare minimum with reflects in oversights like getting the whole program wrong despite seeing the interface clearly.
He wouldn’t know he uses the Mac version! 😂😂😂
Was about to comment this
I personally thing iOS 7 is the most beautiful version of iOS, especially on the iPhone 5. Looks stunning, I love the frosted glass effect!
I remember being in class trying to update my phone. Personally I like iOS7 because it was a nice change.
“People who still hated it probly switched to android”
Google Material Design: “lol 😏”
Anthony A material design is dope. Nothing like iOS 7 💩. Oh, I’m using XR so don’t call me Android fanboy
no
Material Design is so clean and elegant tho, I mean i was psyched ASF to download iOS7 onto my iPhone 4 in 8th grade like anyone else, but looking back its very ugly and tacky looking, also it was glitchy AS HELL
Android 10 is Amazing. Don't dis android
But Android you have thr freedom of use and it's less costly, Ios 7 is the same as android so why have an iphone ? High cost, no freedom, complex and full of crap since ios 7, so many people switch to android these days. In conclusion you can't tell the difference between Ios and Android since ios7 came out. And it was a mess particulary the stock music app who got broken with missing features, horrible controle of music.
9:04 can we just talk about the conversation on the left?
*I just hid the body*
*fbi wants to know your location*
HELLO YES AM I TAKING TO POLICE
*siri, call the police*
NikCFG 😂
I was in 8th grade sitting in history class when iOS7 came out. Everyone was like “omg omg we need to upgrade right now”. Everyone had their iPhone out upgrading. It was SO slow to download and took forever because apple’s server’s were overwhelmed. I was the first to have it done on my good ol’ white iPhone 4S. I was fascinated. Loved it too actually, but will always miss the classic iOS & Mac OSX aesthetic. But really, Apple has come so far with software it’s crazy.
Personally I loved iOS 7
shubhankar munshi I thought it was the best noteworthy iOS update that I’ve seen from Apple. 🤷🏾♂️
Same.
I thought iOS 7 was ugly but I prefer iOS 11 since that’s where I started
I just hated how slow it was (iPhone 4s) but the design was definitely a step up
It was my favorite version.
I think iOS 12 is much better than 6 and that a skeuomorphic design wouldn't look very modern.
Ios 12 sucks
Ios 12 sucks
I agree. iOS 12 is awesome. 13 is going to be a big redesign, and I personally hope there’s some skeuomorphic design, but still in a clean and modern way.
@@Meister_Dwight IDK but I think iOS 13 redesign would be a lot like MD2 ie a lot cleaner and white space
iOS 6 will always be the classic version of IOS.
I remember when I got my first apple device, my iPad mini 2. It had iOS 7 when I got it, and I used my iPad way more than I used my old nexus tablet.
My first apple device (it was actually my dad’s) was an iPhone 5S.
My dad got it in mid 2014 and it was running iOS 7. I don’t really remember using iOS 7 on it but I remember using iOS 8
I’ll never forget how awesome it was to experience such radical change on my iPhone when I updated to iOS 7. It was like waking up on Christmas morning as a kid. But I had a few friends who really hated the change.
Awfull you mean
I personally don’t understand this controversy, I think ios7 was the best iOS update ever
Sameee
Yea with all of its bugs and glitches and crashes
Danefrak iOS7 was the best excuse you’ll ever had to switch to Android.
Pye Ltd. every OS has bugs, glitches and crashes.
ios 7 walked so ios 13 could run
In 2019, I gave Apple Maps one more chance, and it tried sending me the wrong way in a one way street. It has been deleted ever since.
Lmaoooo
3yo later and I think it’s an actual competition to Google Maps
I like the design of iOS 6 but the features of iOS 7 are great.
ShepardPower Those features wud hv ultimately come without the redesign. These things are under development many yrs ahead.
ShepardPower
i really dislike the old design. i think it looks so much slicker and softer looking. it was quite neat but i honestly like the newer redesign much brtter
Control center was a big one
Agree ! These features were being worked on by Scott Forstall & his team for a long time until Jony took over suddenly.
I agree!
so a dude failed at drawing a map caused a huge ios controversy.
+_fantomz yep
Yeah if you think about it, if it wasn’t for the Apple Maps mistake iOS wouldn’t look like it is today. I want the old design back
Reviews And To Infinity no it looks so ugly now
_fantomz funny thing is Apple Maps is amazing now. As someone who drives Uber and Lyft, between Google Maps, Waze, & Apple Maps. Apple Maps has been the most reliable for me now since they fixed all of the issues with it now.
Adam Tajyar - Firing Scott Forstall just because of the Apple Maps glitches was dumb in my opinion. He was an important component to Apple
I remember when iOS 7 came out because it was the main reason I started my switch to iOS. I remember actually buying my first iPad mini (followed relatively shortly after by an iPhone 5) and subscribing immediately for a developer account so that I could run iOS 7 beta. iOS 6 “multitasking” is the reason why I had no desire to switch from Blackberry to iOS earlier.
IOS 7 when iPhone’s finally started looking like a 21st century phone. People who hate are stuck in the past.
There is nothing futuristic or advanced about a flat pastel basic coloring book colored icons and buttonless interface that still has button “areas” with basic text instead. If anything it’s going backwards or regressing.
IPhone 4 on iOS 4 looks pretty 21st century to me. If I whipped it out in 1996 then people would think I am a alien from out of space
No. Actually you are stuck in the past. The 90's to be more precise.
@@pyeltd.5457 Even in early 2010 people would think the same lol
Michael but the early 2010 people knew the iPhones of the late 2000s being the 3G/2G and it was kinda expected apart from the retina display which back in 2010 I spent a whole day on in the Apple shop binge watching the old TH-cam app on iOS 4 📺 because I was so impressed with that iPhone than the previous 3 iPhones which felt tacky.
I remember that morning I was so confused why my phone looked so different my middle school headass thought I jail broke my phone
yeah yukii i know that
we met that day
@@llluminati0is that rizz
“It was a cultural reset...”
literally
6:19 Actually, if you look closely, there’s still paper. There’s even an imprinted back button!
Oh yeah the background is paper. But now In iOS 13 or later it’s gone. Now we can say there is nothing. 😢
I feel like this minimalism design is getting old too. On all OSs, not just in iOS. I think a more 3D design would be nicer, but not as realistic as iOS 6
Like the fluent design system of Windows 10, or completely flat like material design 2?
Currently, the design trend is moving toward semi-flat.
@@ChenLiYong gradiented like iOS?
I am getting bored of this iOS design, it looks almost the same since iOS 7 only some changes were made, I think a 3D design would be cool.
That is what happened with iOS 9 and Google’s material design and windows 10. A mix of 3D and 2D
At the beginning, I think I remember hating on logos that were increasingly looking stupidly unrealistic. But nowadays I like the simplistic UI we have today. I think it's more tidy, to be honest. Makes things easy to identify on screen. Although, for example, W10 was too extreme for my taste, everything being a still color and such.
“It’s actually a fairly common sediment”
*Rocks: “we’re listening”*
I must say: i was pissed when they changed it, but i wouldn’t go back to the old one ever again
I remember when I was about 5. I came back from 1st grade and started using my iPad 3. When I updated the software, I was mind blown.
I remember being in 9th grade when ios 7 came out, literally my whole class of 66 people had iphones, mostly iphone 4S`s, everyone updated at school when iOS 7 got released. And immediately after updating everyone was like "what is this shit? Its buggy, slow, and i dont recognize anything of whats on my home screen" lol. First iOS 7 software was a fuckin mess when it comes to bugs... I loved the design right away, but damn it was buggy...
Damn did u go to a rich kid school??? When the iPhone 4s came out most people in my class were still rocking flip phones and galaxies..
66 people!?
I remember buying my first "real" phone ever in 2014, and it was an iPhone 4s that happened to have IOS7 installed. As an 11 year old at the time, I was fascinated by the design of it, I loved how clean and modern it looked!
I just never liked the iOS 7 to me it looked like a knock off. Something about that iOS I just dislike iOS 10 and up are my favorites
I remember I had an iPhone 4s at that time. My home wifi was turtle slow and I had to download iOS 7 the whole night. I was so excited that I didn't even sleep.
"they switched to android"
haha, almost every phone companie is using the same aesthetic. Those people can go back to the flip phone age
I think this comment is more relevant now than ever
not back then
Ironic for the people that switched to Android when Google introduced material design and essentially went for the same effect as iOS.
i remember downloading the beta version of ios7 for ipod touch and installing it through itunes in the summer before it was officially released because i was so excited to have it
if iOS13 is again a whole new design, there should be a new video called Apple's iOS 13 Controversy
It won't be though
Yeah, all the iOS 7 lovers will go nuts
@@Connie_TinuityError That would be stagnation at its finest
7:14 so THATS why the background moves! i always wondered about that...
qwerty keyboard never noticed until this video
omg i just noticed i could do that with my phone
I remember this! My sister hated it but I loved how colorful it was. Looking back, the old operating system looks so dated compared to now
Back when Apple cared enough to create new, innovative designs. After that they basically released an upgraded iPhone 6 for three straight years.
well they changed it after X
4 years
Once you use it you can feel the difference between them, i got my iPhone stolen so I downgraded to iphone 6 and the difference was crucial
That's true, and now they are gonna release an upgraded iPhone X for a few more years probably, I don't see apple doing anything big anytime soon.
@@mandygeo8257 They can't afford to. It's only a matter of time before a company figures out a practical way to get rid of notches. As soon as that happens, Apple will have to jump on the bandwagon.
If it was not for iOS 7 I think a lot of companies logos would have not gone flat and basic like how they are today
GoodGamer2357 iOS 7. the downfall of tech logos. They used to look interesting, now, even subway has joined the bandwagon of lazy, soulless design.
Soulful, simple, and practical actually.
Nikko M Where is the soul? It looks empty, and boring. With the old design, you could tell they put effort into the os. Now, I could wipe up a minimalist logo in 5 minutes, and the mindless CEO's will think it's golden, regardless if there's any meaning in the design
Nikko M yeah idk why people don't like the new Subway logo, and new logos in general
They're much more memorable, less tacky and more straightforward right now. I like how an icon would represent the whole theme of an app, e.g. Facebook having a blue icon with a white 'f' then having the blue ribbon up top with white spaces. It's just much more uniform and clean, whilst being memorable enough to not be confusing.
after more than 10 years, I still hate iOS 7 UI and nowadays's UI so much.
Same
I remember that I was really disappointed that I couldnt update my iPod gen. 4 to iOS 7
fremue 93 Sameeeee! I was soooo disappointed and I didn’t get why it couldn’t. I felt so old with iOS 6 lmao 😂
Saaaaame dude! And all my siblings got it and I was sos sad 😞
HAHAHA
There is a 'hack to get it' it runs soo slow it's not worth it.
I was in middle school so it made it suck even more. Everyone at my school had iphones. I was not allowed to have a phone at 13 so all i had was an ipod
Windows paint?
No, Microsoft word...
hotel?
trivago
@@junienet lol
Skeuomorphism wasnt removed, it was reduced. The apps themselves were no longer skeuomorphic, but the icons used for actions and apps still remained as skeuomorphs.
For example, the camera app went from a more realistic icon of a camera, to a less realistic one. It didnt become less skeuomorphic, it doesnt represent a camera any less, but it was less detailed. It was only skeuomorphic where necessary, where it actually helped make the UI more usable.
I think UI on older operating systems, while visually pretty, was actually pretty bad for productivity, especially for multitasking. Modern UI has its only beauty, from its functionality.
1:14 "iOS6"
That's iOS 4...
yep
Or older, because of the iPod app rather than music of iOS 5>
@Paulo Gabriel Sorry I meant iOS 4
@Reed Hummel But it has the iPod app, and the pre-iOS 4.2.1 Voice Memos icon. I would understand if you were referring to 6:25 (which if you look closely at the Maps icon, is Apple Maps which is exclusive to iOS 6 and not before which had the water droplets picture as the default) but the original comment wasn’t
iOS 7 was a much-needed change though, iOS is much sleek and modern
Modern is flat then 3d flat 3d and so on in 10-20 years we will have 3d ios
@@lilchad-ig1oj um.. maybe
5:36 I kinda agree it does make it feel bloated but it looks nice sometimes but yeah
*_I miss Steve Jobs... You could feel his reign on the end product..._*
アレキサンダー 佐藤 nope, not really
Progress is slow but definitely not end of the product
I feel like Apple products had more personality back then. My 2009 MacBook I'm using right now to type this still looks great to me, almost 10 years later. It's aged decently. I've upgraded it to 8GB of ram, now it just needs an SSD. The old Core 2 Duo processor is a bit lacking though. I'm debating getting a new touch bar 13" MacBook Pro. The configuration I want is 2,200 USD. I'm not really sure if I want to spend that much. Might have to take a test drive on the normal MacBooks and the Air at a Best Buy or Apple Store before settling on a Pro. Not sure if I really need the Pro's power. I'm not good at knowing what specs are really that good for Mac, since I'm mainly a PC guy. So the low clock speeds on the Air and normal MacBooks just sounds bad to me. But macOS is very optimized.
He had direction, something Apple lacks now.
Y’all this shits ironic
I always loved iOS 7 the moment it appeared at the keynote until now, it was a great change.
Charly Pico I agree. iOS 7 would have to be my favorite iOS, then iOS 9 and 10 in that order
Charly Pico No. If you feel like that you should definitely switch to Android.
The 2010s will be known as the decade when UI/UX design went downhill massively. I hope the 2020s will be known that UI/UX design is recovering somewhat.
I think iOS 6 love is more nostalgia than anything else. And I’m guilty of this too, being that the IPod 4 was my first device.
8:47 That's actually Microsoft Word, not Paint.
Theres a video him recreating everything in Microsoft Word
When iOS 7 came out everyone in class was plugging in their phones and updating (a couple with dead phones had their phone unplugged mid update, yikes) but I was the only one in class with a 3GS and I was wondering why I couldn’t update.
I remember updating my iPhone 4 to ios 7; big mistake. It was practically unusable.
Yeah, that was one way to kill iPhone 4. I remember a friend of mine had one, and that was exactly what happened.
So laggy and horrible but wasn’t as bad as the 4s on iOS 9
@@lagod63 it barely functions
@@lagod63 true
1:43 settings app never looked like that... Jailbreak?
Right? Where does this guy get his images?
nope, just ios 4,
ios 6 to ios 6 was my favorite update lmao, the realism makes it feel slow af with all the shadows and all
You kind of left out an important reason of the controversy. This was the iOS version that practically made unusable all iOS devices with less than 1Gb of RAM. By pushing it to all users with those devices Apple actually set the precedent of planned obsolescence in it's modern era.
Ili Free how about iphone 4? It got iOS 8 I mean it has 512mb ram sooooo idk
How does the 5S run so well with iOS 1 then?
@@WuschelofDespair Memory 1 GB LPDDR3 RAM
@@fredbearfreddyfazbear8785 that's my point check online comparisons between speed in iOS 6 and then 7 or 8 in the iPhone 4, or iPad mini, same story.
Ili Free Well thats tru tho. But it runs not so bad that the phone is *almost* unusable but surprisingly it can support iOS 7 for the iphone 4. It can support but the experience is not so good coz rn I use my iphone 4s as ipod touch soooo yeah
I hate the control center of the new iOS 11/12 nothing like iOS 10
Ivan Hernandez IOS 7 control center looked boring I prefer the new control center
justin mckenzie it was easier to use, and the new one is boring to me , it’s not well organize.
Ivan Hernandez same i don’t like how disorganized it is and i don’t like that it’s customizable. weird complaint but idek
You can customise the entire control centre on 11 and 12
The new control centre is such an improvement though!
everyone in my highschool was going crazy when the update dropped, most people had iphones but for some reason it wasnt available to update for everyone at once, and once you got the parrallax and dots for your service bars you were officially a little cooler than basic apple users lmao..
I really miss cover flow in the music app😐
Now I know why Scott left apple
What I really liked and miss from Ios6 is when you highlighted text in the IBooks app and it appeared to be shaky highlighted with a marker.
8:46 It’s Microsoft Word.
I'm fine with the design minimalism, but I wish it retained some more of iOS 6's depth and color tones. Much more pleasant on the eyes.
@@yukisetsuna1325 Are you just saying that because you want to?
I don't think having an aesthetic opinion makes me a boomer.
i think it's a good idea bc it's more comfortable for eyes
Nah all of the colors looked so... muted. And imagine having something like that on an apple watch, ugh
@@davidkonevky7372 shut up you don't even have a iPhone
As a huge iOS 7 fan, something important was left out here: the bugs. I have used all iOS versions from iPhone OS 2.0 on, and never before had an iOS release been so prone to bugs and glitches. They ironed most out by iOS 8, but since iOS 7, multiple iOS launches have been plagued by bugs. I think iOS has much better graphic design and functionality than it did in the pre-7 days, but that camp has a strong argument in stability.
In the iOS 7 times I was thinking to buy an iPhone. It looked amazing in my eye.
IOS 7 was that 80s neon pop culture dialed up to the max as seen in Back to the Future II’s 2015.
It was high tech, extremely well thought out yet extremely colorful and playful AND minimalist. An unheard of and unlikely combination of characteristics. We’ve not seen that combination anywhere else. It was genius.
I think iOS 7 was ok but they should add the option to choose the iOS 6 theme in Settings.
1:42 That wooden settings panel is fake
Luke Wheeler jailbroken phone
4:45 is incorrect. UI design of BOTH OS X (now macOS) and iOS were given to Ive, but the actual software development and coding is led by Craig Federighi
i love how everyone talked sh!t about apple for making the phone simplistic and now every other company logo is also doing the simplistic design thing
I like iOS 6 but I don’t want to go back. iOS became so smart since back then and iOS 6 UI is nice but not good for everyday use
Honestly you'd be surprised at how smooth and magical the design is when you use it for many years. I have many devices around that are on iOS 6 and they are buttery smooth on it. There's so many little things that you really appreciate that you wouldn't expect to and they make the OS overall so much better. iOS 6 overall was an operating system with it's main goals focusing on being functional, easy to understand for everyone of all ages, and just what you need in a smartphone. A small thing in iOS 6 that is not present in 7 and up is that the Phone app runs in the background all the time. As soon as you tap the app icon, it's ready to go, where in newer versions, you will be waiting a few seconds for it to launch. This makes perfect sense being that it is a phone and the most important thing in a phone, is the phone.
I get frustrated at iOS 12 everyday from it's highly unintuitive lockscreen/notification center combination. Slide to Unlock is a lot more intuitive than spamming your home button multiple times for it to unlock given that you don't use TouchID. Another thing that really drives me crazy is when I try to scroll in the lockscreen and a notification randomly swipes over when you'd expect the page to scroll like you wanted. I've also experienced this same issue when trying to open the camera from the lockscreen, where I would open a notification instead of the Camera like I wanted it to do. In iOS 6, notifications didn't do anything unless you touched the icon paired with it, then the slide to open rail would appear. Scrolling is never an issue on the lockscreen and the gesture to open the Camera doesn't have any relation to the notifications, so it will open the Camera every time you slide it. This is a big example as to why you can not mash multiple things into one container. You must separate them or else they will conflict with each other, making things much more difficult. Frankly I don't see how this behavior in iOS 12 is considered "smart." I will admit that there are some things that definitely needed to be changed in iOS 6, but given how minor these things are compared to the giant list of inconveniences in iOS 12, 6 crushes it. I could write a huge essay as to why iOS 6 is superior in user experience and intelligence over iOS 12, but I will keep things brief here.
ThunderMasterMind I’ve actually used iOS 6 for 4 years and I agree with you, but we can’t go back. There’re so many features that iOS 6 doesn’t have. Just yesterday my iPhone 5 on iOS 6 arrived and Ai am happy with it, but iOS 12 is a much smarter OS. Sometimes things have to change, if we like it or not...
JustAnormalUser: iSheep
Austin Kyle I consider myself more as an Apple fanboy but yeah, you’re right.
@@justanormaluser1535 Where did you've got it, and for how much? I'm asking, 'cuz I want one too :)
9:04 excuse me WHAT
*Ive just hid the body*
I remember my cousin’s mom was driving me home from school the day ios 7 released and she spent the entire time complaining about ios 7 and even called apple to try and get her phone changed back to ios 6
Imo iOS7 was very slick (though I never used Apple Maps, I stuck to Google Maps) and I liked the new UI. The only thing I didn't like about iOS7 was replacing the single bar with the 5 dots. I prefer signal bars. Now iOS12 I really do love especially for my iPad Air 2 since I can have more than just 4 icon shortcuts on the bar. Something I've been wanting since the very first iPad. After all, the iPads bigger screen size just screamed "I can fit more" but nothing was done until now.
@Shamur Stewart Ah well, I didn't know that. I don't have iPhone X. But that is certainly damn good to know.
I'm still running iOS 10.3 on my iPad air 2. Is iOS 12 as smooth as iOS 10.3?
They only changed it after Steve Jobs died. I loved iOS 6. felt so spacious and spread out and simple.
I remembered being sad for not being able to get the update since I was still on an iPhone 3GS
I only use iOS 6 now on my old i pad